Thanks steve for all your suggestions, i will go for the builds as per
your suggestion and see what happens.
Thanks & Regards
YASOTHAMANI R
Steve Loughran wrote:
Yasothamani wrote:
Once by rebooting the machine we don't faced the problem, but when
the cycle continues project 1.x and then
Yasothamani wrote:
Once by rebooting the machine we don't faced the problem, but when the
cycle continues project 1.x and then project 2.x then the problem coming
into picture. We are using clearcase and windows box for java compilation.
*Doubt:* classes directory and it's class files are no
Once by rebooting the machine we don't faced the problem, but when the
cycle continues project 1.x and then project 2.x then the problem coming
into picture. We are using clearcase and windows box for java compilation.
*Doubt:* classes directory and it's class files are not part of
clearcase vob
Yasothamani wrote:
Very thanks Steve. I don't know the exact meaning of having quiet. I
will try without having quiet during the delete operation.
> If there is
any command so that it will forcibly delete the directory(classes).
no, because if delete cant do it, it means you are on a window
Very thanks Steve. I don't know the exact meaning of having quiet. I
will try without having quiet during the delete operation. If there is
any command so that it will forcibly delete the directory(classes).
Thanks & Regards
YASOTHAMANI R
Objectel Development
India Comnet International
Stev
Yasothamani wrote:
Is clean build means to delete the classes directory, then we are doing
that during java compilation. You can see the target clean in the
attached build.xml where the directory is deleted.
Thanks & Regards
YASOTHAMANI R
Objectel Development
India Comnet International
well
Is clean build means to delete the classes directory, then we are doing
that during java compilation. You can see the target clean in the
attached build.xml where the directory is deleted.
Thanks & Regards
YASOTHAMANI R
Objectel Development
India Comnet International
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After changing between two versions (by the abilities of your source control
system - svn...) you should do a clean build.
Jan
>-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
>Von: Yasothamani [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Gesendet: Donnerstag, 20. September 2007 16:21
>An: user@ant.apache.org
>Betreff: Classe
